KAP representatives want more consultation on this bill and for producers to be included in this discussion, said Campbell.
“We would just like to make citizens and producers aware of the situation and to have some form of consultations and some public interaction and awareness of what potentially may be happening,” he told Farms.com.
The potential passing of this bill also comes at a bad time, said Campbell.
“When (the government) comes along in light of COVID-19 and certain economic problems that we are having, to be burdening people with additional extra costs is rather alarming,” he said.
KAP staff understand that Manitoba Hydro have run a deficit, but they don’t think hiking rates is the right way to deal with the problem, said Campbell.